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October is meant to be the month when Bangladesh finally cools down. Instead, many people are still sweating through hot, humid days, with fans

Government primary teachers in Bangladesh are protesting against salary shortcomings, sluggish promotions, and restricted career advancement. This problem has reignited a discussion regarding whether

Bangladesh has made a good start in FY27. Between July and September 2026, expatriates remitted $8.79 billion, a significant rise compared to the corresponding

Opposition to foreign operation of Chattogram Port’s container terminals has flared up again, with the Chattogram Bandar Rokkha Committee holding a daylong sit-in in

Extreme heat has quietly become one of the more overlooked risks of a warming planet, and a new survey is putting real numbers behind

About 103 species of snakes exist in the Bangladesh country, of which 33 are poisonous and 13 can be fatal to humans. Bangladesh is

At first glance, the post looks harmless. Someone is looking for a newborn to adopt. Maybe they can’t have children, maybe they’re just hopeful.

For generations, the rivers around Gazipur fed families, carried boats and watered fields. Today, many locals say they barely recognise them. Boatman Hashem Ali

You know the feeling. The alarm goes off, and your body insists it’s still the middle of the night. You drag yourself through the